1. General information

• There is an increased risk of forest fires throughout the campsite
• Every guest is obliged to play an active part in preventing fires
• You must follow the instructions of the campsite staff at all times
• Escape and rescue routes must be kept clear at all times

2. Prohibitions

• Open fires of any kind are prohibited (campfires, fire bowls, candles outdoors, etc.)
• Barbecuing is prohibited
• Smoking in woodland and vegetated areas is prohibited
• Emergency generators must be supervised. Their use in tall grass or similar areas is prohibited
• Discarding cigarettes, cigarette ends or smouldering objects is strictly prohibited

3. Behaviour to prevent fires

• Flammable materials must be kept away from heat sources
• Park vehicles only in designated areas (fire hazard from hot parts)
• Do not store highly flammable substances outdoors
• Children must be made aware of the dangers of fire and must be supervised

4. What to do in the event of a fire

• Keep calm
• Alert the fire brigade immediately (emergency number 112)
• Give the location of the fire as precisely as possible
• Warn other guests
• Bring anyone at risk to safety
• Only attempt to extinguish the fire if it is safe to do so

5. Fire safety equipment

• Fire extinguishers are located at the marked points
• Fire hydrants and water supply points must be kept clear
• Equipment must not be damaged or removed

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6. Consequences of non-compliance

Breaches of the fire safety regulations may result in the following consequences:

• Expulsion from the premises
• Claims for damages
• Reporting to the authorities

7. Emergency numbers

Fire brigade / Ambulance service:

Dial the emergency number 112 

If you have any questions whilst on site, please contact the camping crew at the relevant location.

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